Trump, the Midterms & the Pope: Nathe and Andre’s BIG Predictions

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00:00Hi, everyone. Hi, Nath. Welcome back. Let's talk about all the things that are happening, because believe me, there's a

00:07lot going on at the moment out there.

00:10On top of the big topics, obviously, the election, the different polls, inflation, all of that, but then all kinds

00:20of other things in the background, including maybe we could start there because it's so bizarro.

00:25So this thing with the Hexeth, maybe Trump, I'm assuming maybe there's somebody else, but we know Hexeth and Trump

00:34are definitely in on it.

00:35This thing about having a live stream firing squad thing coming up.

00:44And I heard that there's a lot of resistance, unsurprisingly, in the background.

00:49But then again, you couldn't put anything past these people, including what you were just saying, that you surmised that

00:55Trump probably has an angle on making money from it.

00:59Because one thing you can count that with this guy is that he always has a money angle to absolutely

01:04everything.

01:04And if it's true that he is fine asking people to pay him for advanced knowledge of stocks, well, then

01:12this is just in the same region.

01:14And as you said, he'll just use true social to broadcast it.

01:19So, yeah.

01:22Hey, Andrew, thanks for having me.

01:24We were just indeed talking about the topic of the live stream firing squad execution.

01:33And first of all, it's very typical of authoritarian regimes to do this.

01:38You know, it brings back old memories of, you know, I mean, what other regimes do that Iran and, you

01:46know, Russia, countries of that nature.

01:50So is that pretty, how does he want to align with apparently so?

01:54But you're absolutely right that I have to say that when it when it was announced, of course, I was

02:00my first reaction was shock and disgust.

02:04But the second reaction, I don't know.

02:07I felt like there was an interest to make money off of it.

02:10So maybe this is kind of our appetizer for the show and looking at what is really, you know, what's

02:23going to really happen with this firing?

02:27And will there be will there be a live stream execution?

02:32It is also telling myself that, you know, which platform would agree to do this?

02:39Would YouTube do this?

02:40Would Fox News do this?

02:42You know, I feel like my immediate pick is that a lot of platforms would not do it because there

02:50would just be so much pushback from their own viewers and back to money.

02:55I think it boils down to money.

02:56The platforms wouldn't take the risk of losing subscribers, viewers.

03:02And so when you think about it, which platforms would agree to do it?

03:06I would say you're totally right about that.

03:10However, if you think of the motivation, aside from the fact that these people are the way they are and

03:17they think of these barbaric things,

03:20but their logic is that it'll mobilize the base because the base, the deep base, you know, of the Trump

03:27likes this.

03:29And so then you create a silo where they can come in and they can watch.

03:33And then the idea is to motivate them to vote in the election or think or think that this would

03:40be helpful for that.

03:41But it isn't helpful in the way you say, yes, I would think Fox News wouldn't touch it with a

03:4610 foot pole.

03:47That's not likely to happen because Fox News will realize this will rebound to us.

03:51And so if it does happen, it would almost certainly not be there.

03:57Yeah.

03:58I pulled some cards.

03:59King of Swords.

04:00This has to deal with, you know, the showing your muscles and showing your, like you said, your people that,

04:08you know, I'm tough.

04:09I have the power.

04:10I can take the sword.

04:11I can do this.

04:12This is the second time I'm reading about this topic.

04:15This is the second time that I get the Queen of Pentacles.

04:18The aspect, the financial aspect matters a lot.

04:22Both ways.

04:23Can they make money off of it?

04:25But can they, there's also a risk of losing money for the platform who would show this.

04:30I think this matters a whole lot.

04:33They are walking on a tightrope.

04:35Page of Swords.

04:36I think they're realizing the challenges with this.

04:40Five of Swords.

04:41It's big.

04:41It's becoming a big headache.

04:43Three of Swords.

04:44It's not really going according to plan.

04:48Based on this, I'm not really seeing this happening live stream.

04:52The firing will happen.

04:54Someone will lose their heart, right?

04:56Someone will lose their life.

04:58But I'm feeling more that it will be recorded but not live streamed.

05:05Which is a different thing.

05:08Recorded but not live streamed.

05:11Recorded.

05:12And then what?

05:13Then they're going to sell the recording?

05:14Well, that I don't know how they're going to deal with that.

05:17But I could see it being recorded.

05:19I don't really see the live stream.

05:21But I feel like it...

05:23Yeah.

05:24I mean, for archives or whatever, which...

05:28I don't know.

05:29They'll have to figure out.

05:31But I feel like the main reason has to deal with money.

05:35And...

05:37Yes, they could make money.

05:40But there's a bigger risk to lose money.

05:44Well, honestly, I think this is one of the many things that are happening to this administration

05:49where their judgment, which was not good to begin with, now is falling off a cliff.

05:56And they're constantly pondering doing things that are not in their best interest

06:01because whatever they can gain from motivating their base, they're going to lose more people

06:08in the independent range, you know, people they need to win elections because they'll

06:13be so outraged because they don't like this kind of barbaric, you know, approach to things.

06:20And some of it is...

06:20There's more to lose than to win with this approach.

06:23There's...

06:23For them, there's more to lose than to win.

06:26No.

06:27In the end, you always look to the leader to set the tone.

06:32And, I mean, this guy, he is becoming more and more demented as time passes.

06:37And one of the ways, you know, is the recent thing with all of a sudden he's really fascinated,

06:44you know, with men's behind, you know, he's making comments about the Ohio senator that

06:51he's trying to compete in with Sherrod Brown, but he looks so manly and so good and this

06:57and that.

06:57And then there was the...

06:58Prior to that, he was a football player.

07:02And you think, you know, this guy, you know, Trump, I think if you go back a few years,

07:06he wouldn't have done this.

07:07He would have known, you know, because it's also so opposite to his Mr. Masculine, Mr.

07:14Powerful.

07:14It just doesn't seem like the kind of thing you do because then it gets ridiculed.

07:18That, to me, is the signal that his mind is not all there.

07:23And if you think, oh, no, yes, it is.

07:25He's making great decisions.

07:26He's not.

07:26Look at the thing with the diesel, buying diesel from Russia.

07:30It's not going to make any difference between now and the election because you can't move

07:34the diesel fast enough.

07:35Apparently, he had to go ask Canada, I believe, if I'm not wrong.

07:38That's one of the news things that I broke because Canada has the diesel, but he's fighting

07:42with them too.

07:43So the whole situation around this judgment is really broken.

07:48You know, at the moment, he's being played, he's being played a lot.

07:52He's being played by Putin, he's being played around him.

07:56It's like, like Mr.

08:00Out of the Deal.

08:01It's, it's, it's like he lose at every deal.

08:05No, no.

08:06And, and, and, you know, the thing is that he persistently, he chooses topics where the

08:13numbers tell you that they're radioactive topics.

08:15As soon as you tell me, because if I'm a politician, I'd say, what does the public think?

08:19And if you tell me the public is 65, 35 in favor of something, I'm not going to take

08:25the 35.

08:26No, I'm going to, no, I'm not going to do that because I know the problem with that.

08:30But the public is in favor of Ukraine, 65, 35, easily.

08:35He's doing this.

08:36He takes the 35.

08:37People are not going to like this because why?

08:39Because he's complaining that Zelensky doesn't want to make a deal.

08:43How can Zelensky make a deal?

08:44He's defending his country.

08:45It would be like if in the US, Alabama was invaded or North Carolina.

08:51And we just said, well, let them have it.

08:53You know, they came in.

08:55So no, they would be saying we're going to fight to get rid of these people.

08:59This is the way the world works.

09:00So according to him, Zelensky's fault for bombing Russia, Russia, you were telling me

09:07this yourself, that Russia was bombing Kiev at the same time as they were saying, let's

09:11have a ceasefire.

09:12So obviously, you know, he's taking the wrong side of the equation and it won't help.

09:19In my opinion, it won't help because Zelensky, he's not an easy zone now, but it's really

09:26peculiar that you see this thing go around the winter, you get to the spring and things

09:31really pick up for him at the same time as they're getting really bad for Putin, which

09:35I think goes with, almost certainly goes with a change in government because if we get a

09:39change in government here, Putin's fortunes are going to suffer a great deal, right?

09:44And also in the background right now, there's a lot of conflict.

09:47A lot of the Republican senators, they don't like this.

09:50They're complaining because they're against Russia.

09:52So the whole thing is a mess and it's not making him look good when you throw it on top

09:58of all the other problems that he himself caused with the tariffs and the war, which are

10:02causing inflation.

10:03This morning, the report came out, inflation is up again.

10:06That's what people are hearing.

10:08That's it.

10:08That's the thing.

10:10On the Zelensky side, you know, Trump said that he wanted new elections in Ukraine and

10:16a new president.

10:17How can they have it?

10:19How can you have elections when you're bombed every single day?

10:24Zelensky replied like, well, OK, of course, let's organize elections.

10:29Is Russia going to give us two months, no bombing so we can actually organize the elections?

10:34Otherwise, we can organize.

10:36How do you organize elections?

10:37So it's a complete nonsense.

10:40It's a con.

10:42The whole thing is a con.

10:43And what is the most remarkable, what is most remarkable about this for me is that is to

10:51still see people that will vote for this.

10:55I ask myself, how can you vote for this?

10:58These people are dangerous, evil idiots.

11:02Honestly, I'm sorry.

11:03There's a level of idiocy that is stunning, mind boggling and with real consequences because

11:11this guy has created a worldwide problem now.

11:14His actions.

11:15Oh, it is a worldwide problem.

11:19Since we are, we're going to be touching on the midterms and the race, but let's a few

11:23words on other parts of the world.

11:26There's also the mess that is being happening in Saudi Arabia with the airport situation.

11:33And this is quite serious.

11:36It is very serious.

11:38Yeah.

11:38It's very serious.

11:39And realize, too, that Houthis, Iranians, they have the internet.

11:45They know what is happening.

11:46We're not living in 1940.

11:48The world is connected.

11:49They know that it's so effective now to do this because of the election in the U.S.

11:55And this is the problem that Trump has.

11:56He's trying to be a dictator, but he lives in a democracy.

11:59And democracies have big media ecosystems that put things out there.

12:05So we're all aware of what's going on.

12:06And so are they.

12:07And so, of course, they're going to hit.

12:08And this creates rifts.

12:10And it makes the U.S. look terrible.

12:12Plain and simple.

12:13You know, and by the way, the price of oil, that doesn't help the price of oil when the

12:18Houthis are hitting the Saudi Arabian airports.

12:22No, it makes, it keeps the price of oil high.

12:27It's like that.

12:28Talking about airports, I've done some reading recently.

12:31I keep getting issues with airports, planes, transportation.

12:35I know that we talked about that before.

12:37But astrologically speaking, didn't you also validate that at this time or around right

12:45now, there's also issues when it comes to planes, transportations?

12:50I only look at eye-facking, that sort of thing or not.

12:55Maybe I just thought that.

12:57Well, okay.

12:58So yes, in the sense that, okay.

13:03So Pluto is near its station.

13:06And Pluto is notorious for terrorist acts or, you know, like, for example, Pluto stations

13:14in this zone year after year.

13:17And that's when the horrible massacre happened in Gaza a few years ago.

13:22So this zone, yes, it's more vulnerable, for sure.

13:25No question to that kind of thing.

13:27And let's face it.

13:28Right now, for a different reason astrologically, I would pin that more on the Neptune in Aries,

13:35which reflects back to or resembles the 1860s when the world was in a similar warlike stance.

13:43A lot of countries were defending themselves, arming themselves.

13:46So there are a lot of conflicts in many, many places.

13:49And just by the straight-up law of statistics, when many places are tense and people are firing

13:55at each other, the odds increase that something bad is going to happen.

13:58Yeah, absolutely.

13:58So I would say, I don't know that I would call that the October surprise, because maybe

14:03we've already seen the October surprise, and Trump created it all by himself.

14:07But maybe we'll get another thing.

14:09And again, does any of that help him?

14:11I say no.

14:12What could possibly happen to help this guy?

14:15Well, one thing that I mentioned on that particular reading that I did about, you know,

14:21possible surprises in October 1 was related to airplanes and the situation with the airport

14:28could be related to that.

14:30But I also said, that was like a week ago, an issue with corporations, finances, but particularly

14:38banking, you know, a problem with banks and corruption with banks.

14:44This is pretty significant.

14:45This didn't get a lot of airtime, but I took a note here.

14:49Bank of America was hit with $1.2 billion fine for money laundering.

14:56Bank of America.

14:58Can you imagine what's going on behind the scenes here?

15:01It's absolutely terrible, right?

15:04This is not only very real, but you can imagine the ramifications of Bank of America if they

15:17have discovered all these money laundering, you know, for entertainment purposes only.

15:22You can imagine that it ties back to people in power, the White House and whatnot.

15:30There's no way that there's no ramifications.

15:34Yeah, I'm looking at the story.

15:36It's yeah, it's pretty bad.

15:38It is another thing, though, if you think about what's happening that, you know, how you were

15:44saying earlier, the president is always looking for a way to make money.

15:48The problem is that a lot of the voters are in a bad place because of him.

15:53And so his corruption, all these deals, all this money makes it look worse and worse because

16:01people compare and they say, look what these people are doing.

16:05And meanwhile, we can't buy, you know, gas at a good price.

16:09We can't, no, we can't make hands meet.

16:12So right now you can say, yes, the economy is a big problem for them, but the corruption

16:20they're engaging in and the lawlessness, you know, the lawbreaking is another factor that

16:25these people that do focus groups, you know, and they talk to voters and they ask them,

16:29well, what bothers you?

16:30They bring up like, look what they're doing.

16:32They're just stealing, robbing people blind.

16:34And then, you know, back again to this idea that when you really look at the situation,

16:40I know it's dangerous to say, look, we have fools running the world, but to the extent

16:46that you want to defeat them, maybe it's better that they're foolish because maybe they won't

16:50know what to do.

16:51And they keep doing things that are plain stupid, like what they did with the Texas thing, you

16:56know, James Tallarico, they were trying to implicate him in something about he was in a

17:01mental institution, some made up thing.

17:02They're always making up these stories.

17:04Right.

17:05It turned out that it wasn't true and worse, a story comes out in the Wall Street Journal.

17:10By the way, that's Murdoch's newspaper.

17:12That's a very conservative newspaper, which tells you that he doesn't particularly like

17:16this crew either.

17:18And the article revealed that Ken Paxton, you know, this total scoundrel, cheater, liar,

17:26crook, he was in dry with his mistress and he had two fugitives who were running from

17:32the law related to health care, a health care scam, right?

17:38I mean, you can't make this up.

17:40You start thinking, what, am I watching Netflix here or is this the world we're living in?

17:44Because normally, normally you'd think, okay, right now Tallarico is leading in the polls.

17:50And I know you've said yourself that you thought Tallarico...

17:53I've always been in winning.

17:55Right.

17:56Correct.

17:57But you almost think to yourself, good Lord, if you're living in Texas and you're a Republican,

18:02you'd never vote for Paxton after you saw news like that.

18:06But people will still vote.

18:07They'll vote for this, you know.

18:08The real craziness, it's still neck and neck.

18:13Exactly.

18:14I don't...

18:15That to me is something that I don't understand.

18:18Why Paxton, Tallarico is neck and neck.

18:21Why Susan Collins, Troy Jackson is neck and neck.

18:25Yeah, there are two strong sides.

18:28But, you know, there you could almost say you're complaining about the way democracies are.

18:35Because if you talk, I don't know, France, Spain, the same thing is happening.

18:39I keep hearing how in Spain, people were saying over the last couple of years,

18:44oh, it's a great country right now, the envy of Europe.

18:48Everybody likes what he's doing.

18:50Apparently, right now, he's very good odds he's going to lose the election.

18:55Because there's another side.

18:56I've heard there's a snap election coming up.

18:59And he's not leading in the polls.

19:00It's pretty dangerous.

19:01And look at France.

19:02France, you know, it's looking dangerous.

19:05Germany, the whole world right now is in a topsy-turvy situation.

19:10Brazil could very easily go to the right.

19:16I don't mean to put you on the spot.

19:18But have you looked at the Bolsonaro-Lula charts by any chance?

19:23And if you haven't, that's fine.

19:24No, I haven't yet.

19:25I haven't yet.

19:27I'm holding out to the hope that Lula's is good enough to survive.

19:31It was good when he won re-election.

19:33It may have changed by now.

19:36But this is the point, though, that you're getting a lot of this.

19:40What I'm thankful for is that there are positive mixed messages, too, or positive outcomes, such as, for example, I

19:49think this election will go well for the Democrats in the U.S., which is important.

19:54Because the U.S. is the big dog, at least for now.

19:58And you've got, I think, a big rebound coming to Putin.

20:02You know, he looks like he's somewhat ahead now, but not really.

20:07Because when you really dig into it, everything you hear, the front is stuck and, you know, it's not really

20:12working.

20:13And then we've got the situation in Israel coming up with Netanyahu.

20:17And I don't know how Netanyahu wins that election with his chart.

20:20I just don't see how.

20:21I'm not seeing it.

20:22I'm not seeing it.

20:23I can look again.

20:24One more word, though, with Ukraine and Russia.

20:29Yeah, it is true that the strikes on both sides are intensified.

20:34But you know also that Ukraine bombed the data centers in Russia and all the bots and all of that

20:45got.

20:46Actually, that was very smart.

20:47They killed all the BS on social media that were made up by those bots.

20:53And it's for all over the world, including in Texas, including in the U.S.

20:58You know, so that just makes the point of how everything is interconnected, because that bombing is probably helping Democrats

21:08in the U.S., not because there's fewer lies on social media.

21:14A hundred percent, a hundred percent.

21:16And you can add to that that the people that are following Trump and supporting Russia more than they should

21:24in the Republican Party,

21:26they're being counterbalanced strongly by an equally big group in that party that hates what is happening.

21:33So that also causes problems because they can't have a coherent, you know, foreign policy on Ukraine.

21:39And I think that's helpful.

21:41That protects Zelensky at least a little bit.

21:44Let me, uh, I'm putting some more cards here on Netanyahu.

21:50I just want to look at this here, too.

21:54Netanyahu.

22:00Is he going to win the election?

22:02I don't feel good about it.

22:04From, for his, for his sake.

22:10I think he's going to lose.

22:14Yeah, he has an obstacle.

22:16I see an obstacle.

22:18I feel also like he is looking for a way forward.

22:21Five of our pentacles, that's not a good card.

22:25He's hopeful, though, to have soared.

22:29But the outcome doesn't look positive.

22:31I see a block here.

22:32I see a block.

22:34Yeah.

22:35Yeah, I know.

22:36So, I mean, this is the thing that the situation, if you could say everything is moving in the right

22:43direction,

22:43no, some things are moving and some things aren't, but it helps a lot to have places that are important

22:52moving in the right directions.

22:53And Israel has become a huge problem because Netanyahu's approach is just too barbaric.

22:59He's doing things that are, that are terrible.

23:02Of course, you don't want to have your people killed.

23:04I understand all that.

23:05But, you know, this is, it's crazy.

23:08The way he's doing things.

23:10You know, this is, again, in Israel, there's a big group that opposes that.

23:14They're a very, very narrowly, you know, sovereign country.

23:18You know that he had the Knesset, I guess is the name of the Congress there, by two seats.

23:26Right.

23:26So, it's not like he had a huge lead.

23:28I would also mention that the Nobel Peace Prize was given to a woman who is from an Asian descent,

23:37but living in South Africa, who actually worked to prove the genocide in Gaza.

23:44And Israel was absolutely, I mean, the government of Israel was absolutely furious.

23:50Netanyahu was furious that she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

23:54Yeah, yeah, no, I mean, that's, and by the way, that makes more sense than you're going to award the

24:05peace prize.

24:06Like, Trump is mad that he didn't get the peace prize.

24:07He started a major war, right?

24:11And he's helping Russia against Ukraine, and he wants the peace prize.

24:15Well, I mean, he would say, I'm trying to make a deal.

24:18He's mad at Zelensky for not making a deal.

24:21But his deals are, I win, you lose.

24:23You know, what kind of a deal is that?

24:24Oh, let's make a deal.

24:25Let's make a deal so he can rip me off.

24:27No, I'm not going to make that deal.

24:29How do you get the Nobel Peace Prize when you start the war in Iran?

24:34Well, of course, yeah.

24:35No kidding.

24:35Yeah.

24:36I mean, he's bombing right and left and, you know.

24:40This is hilarious.

24:41Talking about the silliness that he's doing, what about the choice of Katie Zakaria for the House press secretary,

24:49which is already going the wrong way.

24:53Okay, but this is what we were saying.

24:55Is that not to you some evidence that this man's mind is slipping?

25:03Because that woman is woefully unprepared.

25:08Now, the one before, she was quite nefarious.

25:13I did not like the way she lied about almost everything.

25:17She was a good liar.

25:19Good liar, good communicator, very well prepared, very fast on her feet.

25:24This woman now, she's out to lunch.

25:27You know, it's your first meeting.

25:32And, you know, the press, the report was bad, which, by the way, is the thing that infuriates Trump the

25:37most.

25:37You know, if you come off as the way she did, he's going to be angry.

25:41And when I looked, she's born in March 23rd.

25:47So, and then she has Mercury and Aries, too.

25:50So, on that alone, this is not, this is dangerous.

25:54She may not make it.

25:55She may not go very far.

25:58I pulled some cards.

25:59Nine of Wands, those are the obstacles in front of her.

26:03Seven of Swords, this is like either, this is Trump, this is getting a knife in your back.

26:09So, she's going to get knives in her back.

26:12Six of Swords, look at that.

26:14She's going.

26:16She's leaving.

26:17That's a clear cut.

26:18This one, that's a clear cut reading.

26:23Yeah, I know.

26:26It's just really surprising to me.

26:28You know, it's surprising.

26:30But, in a way, it isn't because one of the features would be that it goes to when he used

26:37to say, remember in the first term, he would say, only the best people, only the best people.

26:42No, actually, when they let this guy hire the people he likes, he picks the worst people.

26:47This woman, Zacharia, she is on multiple videos you can find on different news outlets.

26:57And, just listen to her for 30 seconds and immediately you'll think, not very bright.

27:02You just know.

27:03It's obvious.

27:05So, but because he's a genius, he thinks he can spot that kind of thing.

27:09Well, he can't because if he had a mind, he would have realized.

27:12No, now, to be fair, as I said, the previous woman was very good at her job, even if I

27:17didn't like her at all.

27:20He spies her.

27:21Of course we do.

27:22But, she had a form of intelligence to get back on her feet like a cat would do.

27:28Right.

27:29Yeah, exactly.

27:30Yeah, it's like, for instance, I don't criticize J.D. Vance for being stupid.

27:34I criticize him for being, you know, a hypocrite and for being nefarious.

27:39But, he's a pretty smart guy.

27:41You can tell.

27:42It's obvious.

27:43Trump isn't.

27:44Trump is a goof, basically.

27:47He's a buffoon.

27:47A person with very little intelligence who keeps telling the world that he has a high IQ.

27:52Remember this thing with the, I think, I don't know if we discussed it last time or, I know that

27:56I brought it up somewhere recently.

27:59Might have been with Linda.

28:01This thing with the AI engines.

28:03When you ask him about Trump, they give him very low marks, including his own.

28:07His own AI agent says, well, you know, this isn't looking very smart.

28:12All you have to do is give them the script of what he said, and they reach some conclusions.

28:18You know, they say he's more of a salesman than his intellect is weak.

28:22Like, we didn't see that already.

28:24I don't understand, because he takes all these cognitive tests, and he does so well at them five times a

28:31year.

28:32Yes, but a cognitive test that asks you to differentiate between a cow and a camel doesn't prove that you're

28:37smart.

28:37Come on.

28:37Let's be real about this.

28:40And the amazing thing is that immediately when a person brags about that, saying, I took this test, and this

28:46proves that I'm smart.

28:47No, it proves that you're stupid, that you're bringing it up, right?

28:51It's a red flag.

28:52So then why would you be surprised that he would hire someone like this woman?

28:57But it shows you where he is, added to the fact that I think it's getting worse.

29:03It's becoming more and more obvious that his judgment is not very good.

29:08Now, I will say there's danger, obviously, because this guy is in charge of things that he shouldn't be in

29:14charge of.

29:14But I still prefer that when I think of these guys plotting, they're looking for a way to disrupt the

29:21election.

29:22I know they're looking for a way.

29:23I would rather that we have these kinds of minds, because for one thing, we'll probably find out.

29:29You know, they're like bank robbers.

29:30You know, they phone someone and they say, hey, we're thinking of robbing the bank, and then that person phoned

29:35somebody else.

29:36The next thing you know, the whole city knows.

29:37He can't keep his mouth shut anyway.

29:40Right, right, exactly.

29:42Yeah.

29:43So that's how that goes.

29:49So we looked at Tellurico, Paxson.

29:53So the other one that I like to look at is Susan Collins and Troy Jackson.

29:59You know, I don't know why I'm fascinated by that.

30:01She always have concerns with Trumps, but that never does anything about it.

30:06No.

30:07So that really gets on my nerves, you know, because in the debates, she was horrible in the debates.

30:14Did you see the whole road salt discussion?

30:20I did.

30:21I did.

30:22There's no question that she did poorly.

30:27But that one, the problem I have with that race from the astrology vantage point is that she could win.

30:36If I'm looking at a...

30:39Oh, it's neck and neck.

30:40She could win.

30:42And yet, if I look at the momentum, because what we're seeing is everywhere the voting public is turning against

30:56them.

30:56And so then, even places where they win, they win by less.

30:59And then you start to see threats like South Carolina, even though, of course, Darlene Graham isn't very good.

31:05But, you know, multiple points are going against them.

31:08So Maine, her power is that she's been there for years and they know her and she probably has given

31:16them some good results on a local level.

31:19And yet, you know, I would say that if you forced me to bet, if you said, OK, well, you

31:26have to make a bet, I would bet against her.

31:28I still would bet against her.

31:30When I look at the cards is neck and neck, but I would give it to Troy Jackson.

31:35She has the three of wands.

31:36She wants she's looking forward.

31:38She's hopeful for swords.

31:40She's on the defense.

31:41I think she is on the defense.

31:43The emperor because of Trump.

31:46Troy Jackson, Page of Pentacles.

31:48He has the opportunity to have cups.

31:50There's a deal like to me.

31:52This is the voter coming to you.

31:54The hangman that's holding him a little bit up.

31:57But with this card, I give it and even the Page of Pentacles.

32:01He would say to me that he wins by just a hair.

32:05Which is remarkable when you think about when you think about the way on big topics.

32:11She hasn't she's betrayed Maine and that Maine is the blue state.

32:16You know, it's remarkable.

32:17That to me makes no sense.

32:19And then how many times did she say that she would do only one term and she did how many?

32:25Of course.

32:26Yeah.

32:26No, absolutely.

32:27Absolutely.

32:28I mean, there's a lot of close races all across the country and you have.

32:40So this is what we've been talking in this video.

32:42On the one hand, this gives us a lot of hope.

32:47And yes, we believe that a number of those close races, they're going to end up being Democrat.

32:53But why is it so close?

32:56Like it shouldn't be so close.

32:58That is really the other side of the coin.

33:01Well, it is.

33:02But remember that it's close where it would never be close under normal circumstances because Texas, for example, many people

33:10say if he had backed Cornyn, Tallarico would lose to Cornyn.

33:14That's the expected thing.

33:16So he created a situation where Texas now is in play or Alaska.

33:22Alaska is typically Republican, but now Alaska is in play.

33:25Iowa is Nebraska.

33:28Places where they typically win.

33:31You know, where you usually lose, someone says to you, you're going to win, but it's going to be close.

33:36You'd say, well, yeah, I would expect that because normally I lose there.

33:39So, and this turns out to be an important factor in helping the Democrats win the Senate because the map

33:49is not helpful to them.

33:50You know, the places that are usually easier, there are not as many.

33:55And so they need to win in other places.

33:57So, yeah, that's the thing.

34:00I think the fact that we don't worry about the House, that's a very good feeling because that means that

34:06we already have the power there.

34:07Now it's really the Senate and no matter what, it's going to be closed.

34:12No matter what, it's going to be closed on the Senate in a sense, like it's not going to be

34:17five, ten seats difference.

34:22Well, you do need, you need four.

34:26I believe you need four to flip and they have to hold because you see, they already have Georgia.

34:31So, Ossoff holds that.

34:34Yeah.

34:34And then Michigan, I believe is.

34:37Abdul.

34:39Well, that's who, but they have to hold it.

34:41In other words, they can't lose those.

34:43Those are already in their possession.

34:44So, now they're getting them somewhere else.

34:46So, then you need four plus those.

34:49You hold those and then you win.

34:52For example, Ohio, they don't have.

34:54They want to get that back.

34:55Okay.

34:56So, North Carolina, that's one that they're leading.

34:59That's a good one.

34:59So, the point is that you're going into, into, you know, enemy territory to try to win races, which makes

35:08it hard.

35:08To pick them.

35:09Yeah.

35:10Yeah.

35:10But it's, and also you have to keep the ones that you already have, like you said.

35:16So, you know, we're seeing good things with Abdul and I think Ohio looks good too, right?

35:25This is Cheryl Brown.

35:26Yep.

35:26Yeah.

35:27Yeah.

35:27Cheryl Brown, he looks good.

35:28I mean, the thing is, I continue to see this as, as I'm confident.

35:36It's almost like if I, if this were a soccer match, my team is much better than the other team.

35:43I'm confident in winning, but then they tell me, yeah, but the referee, he's very questionable.

35:49He's going to look for problems.

35:50So, in other words, the period from November to January is the part that has me more worried because of

36:00the lying, scoundrel, cheater, you know, person that we have in charge because he's going to try something.

36:08And that part is more worrisome.

36:11And yet, even there, I feel confident because his legal part of the chart just doesn't have enough support to

36:21pull it off.

36:21Because, you know, you can't, you can't take over with the military.

36:25People are always saying, oh, he's going to send the military and he's going to take control of the country.

36:29No, no, no, no.

36:29That's nonsense.

36:30He has to do it through some kind of fake legal maneuver.

36:35Well, those don't work very well.

36:36Well, the Justice Department keeps running into problems because they try crazy things.

36:41They go to court and the judge says, why are you bringing this into court?

36:45There's no evidence.

36:46So, it's tough, you know, tough to pull it off.

36:50Another evidence of that.

36:52See how we don't talk about mailing ballots much more.

36:55No.

36:55That was a hot topic.

36:57Yeah, he gave it up.

36:58Yeah, yeah.

36:59So, I mean, the danger here would be, that I can almost predict it, is that even if there's one

37:07race where it's very close, the result is very, very close, then they can start poking around and trying to

37:17say, well, if this race, there's a problem, then the other races also have a problem.

37:22This kind of thing.

37:23My suspicion is that it's going to be a really big uphill climb because they're doing so poorly everywhere.

37:30And when you're doing poorly everywhere.

37:33Yeah.

37:34And I think this is what worries them.

37:36I think for the viewers who are watching right now, I think a lot of you feel the same way

37:43we feel.

37:43Like we feel like we have a good chance and we do.

37:46And I also believe that we will.

37:48But I think there's a knot in our stomach because of what we experienced with the previous election, what this

37:56crazy person might do.

37:58And he doesn't take the losing very well.

38:03No, are you kidding?

38:05He never loses.

38:06Never.

38:06In his mind, it doesn't matter what happens.

38:10He just says that he won.

38:11And that'll be that.

38:13But nevertheless, I still say, you know, the patterns in his chart are not describing a winning situation simply because

38:28we're back again to our friend Saturn.

38:32Saturn, if it's in the wrong place, you've got a problem.

38:35There's a direct hit that is the same, not the same, different planet in its chart.

38:42It's Mercury this time.

38:43It was Venus in 2020.

38:46I knew in 2020.

38:47There was no way.

38:48Right.

38:48And by the way, 2024, when that happened, I was quite surprised.

38:54It didn't take me too long, though, to figure out that he walked himself into this.

38:59And I think the final result is going to be he's going to be humiliated by what he did, because

39:04the pizza that this guy has created is totally inedible and is really bad for the country and for the

39:12world.

39:12He looks like a total fool now.

39:14Now, you can tell you that he's really smart, but look at the result.

39:18The result is horrible.

39:19Yeah.

39:20But when you make it all about yourself, then you are in the front line.

39:25Yeah.

39:25No, of course.

39:26Of course.

39:27No question.

39:28I mean, even when you're a reasonably good president, you can you can get in trouble because the job is

39:36very big and very complicated.

39:38But this is like at a totally ridiculous level.

39:42The level when we were.

39:43Yeah.

39:44When we were talking about it, I just got this flash.

39:47I felt like his reaction is going to be to fire people.

39:52Of course.

39:53Yeah.

39:53No, no.

39:53I mean, you always know with him that.

39:58The favorite tactic is there's a fire here, start a fire there.

40:03Just switch the thing.

40:05Like, for instance, he wants people to be talking about Tallarico being somewhere where he shouldn't be.

40:10He doesn't want you to be talking about gas prices and know anything or make up a story.

40:15Start a fire.

40:16Start a fire.

40:17So, for example, Hexeth to me is very vulnerable because he's got a really complicated chart.

40:23So, he'd be the perfect hitter.

40:26Patel is going to be gone.

40:28Yeah.

40:29Do you see that, Patel?

40:30I mean, it's been a while, though.

40:33I'm actually surprised it hasn't come up sooner.

40:36I see him leaving.

40:38I think he's going to be a victim.

40:42Yeah.

40:43Entirely possible.

40:44I mean, I could also see possibly RFK getting in trouble.

40:50RFK.

40:51Yeah.

40:51RFK.

40:52Yeah.

40:55He's not happy with him.

41:02I think Blanche is, it's too early, but I feel like there's also problems coming up for Blanche.

41:13Probably in 27.

41:14See, the thing is, 27, 28, you see patterns that,

41:22are very, they're more difficult for people that are not feeling them yet.

41:28And that was one of the reasons I thought back in, when I first saw this in the summer,

41:33I started saying, well, now to me, the Senate is looking better and better for Democrats because the John Thune,

41:43his chart is not good in 2027, which is the typical signal.

41:49So the person goes into a restricted mode, which would be when you're out of power, you're forced to be

41:56in the back of the room, so to speak.

41:59And Blanche right now is flying pretty high, Jupiter in a sign, so when Jupiter is in your sign, you

42:06can be in a really good place.

42:08But the more heedless, but the more heedless you are, the more you'll misuse that Jupiter, and then it turns

42:15into overconfidence.

42:17And then when the planet eventually moves, you're left with the consequences of your overconfidence, which are often devastating.

42:24You know, so, and let's face it, Blanche is the closest thing I've seen to another one of these lawless

42:30lawyers.

42:31You know, the guy, well, like, what is this guy practicing?

42:32He's constantly looking for a place to bend the law or break the law.

42:36You know, all I can tell you, by the way, is that, you know, there are so many institutions in

42:42democracies.

42:42And one of the things you noticed when Biden was in charge was that all those people that were trying

42:47to steal the election lost their law license.

42:49Right. Because the bar doesn't like lawyers that are liars and cheaters.

42:54So a lot of these people are going to be facing consequences when the situation changes.

42:59So but again, we have to wait for that right now.

43:02My bottom line in all this is we're now two weeks away.

43:06The first step is let's everybody vote and let the chips fall where they may.

43:12Votes are like you're playing a big soccer game.

43:14You got to score. Once you score.

43:16OK, you're leading.

43:18Well, and the you know what the reality is, a number of people already voted.

43:23Yeah, of course. Of course. Yeah.

43:25So which is great because they've been voting with a situation that we are aware of.

43:32High guys prices, problems with health care and whatnot.

43:38So angry people have probably voted.

43:41You know, something else just popped into my mind.

43:44Did you know that Elon Musk has spent near 400 million on this election?

43:52But all that money that he spent apparently hasn't moved the the polls at all.

43:59And he bought ads and things like that.

44:02Well, yeah. Well, super PACs.

44:04Yeah. Like he's pouring money into into it.

44:08All of that finds its way to negative ads, you know, against against all the different candidates.

44:17Oh, and whatnot. Yeah.

44:19Right. And now he's another one that has a complicated 2027.

44:27And so, in other words, you would expect a person like that with all that monetary power, if he had

44:36good angles in an astrological zone, then you would expect it to be good.

44:41But it isn't working there either.

44:44Oh, five of pentacles, problems, problems, problems with financial problems, problems, health problems.

44:52And I got justice, legal problems.

44:56Yeah. Well, there you go.

44:57Five of cup, bottom of the deck, a loss.

45:01Yeah, no, exactly.

45:02So this is another pattern that we've been seeing that in this election cycle, Republicans have a lot more money

45:09and they're throwing it around, but it's not working.

45:11People are not listening.

45:12And there was a report that I that I ran into that said that something similar happened in 16 and

45:2024 the other way.

45:22Democrats had more money than Republicans in those two races, but the public didn't listen.

45:26The public is getting smarter at knowing what they want.

45:29And, you know, you throw them ads.

45:31Oh, this person, you can't vote for the Democrats because they're all going to they're going to turn your children

45:36trans.

45:36By the way, there are 10 trans people and like half a million people.

45:41It's so ridiculous.

45:43You know, they the trans issue is about as meaningful as when they say there is when there's cheating and

45:50voting.

45:50You know, voter fraud is practically nonexistent.

45:54And, you know, and think about how crazy you have to be to say an immigrant is going to go

45:59vote illegally.

46:00Why would an immigrant ever do that?

46:02That's the dumbest thing.

46:04You know, I'm going to put in my vote.

46:05I'm going to make a big difference.

46:07I'm going to vote.

46:07And what?

46:08I'm going to talk to my other immigrant friends to do this.

46:11Like, how many votes can you gather?

46:12It is silliness on the highest level.

46:15But they keep repeating it.

46:17And for the the right wing, it seems to work.

46:20But the truth is, even that at the moment, nothing like you do polls and the same thing happens.

46:27Now, there is the counterpoint now that I keep hearing that the latest thing, you know, Mike Johnson, he says,

46:32well, the polls are wrong because I've been down on the ground.

46:35And Democrats are always polling where there are a lot of Democrats, so they're false.

46:40They're completely wrong.

46:43You know, then I then I listen to a statistician and they say, no, I don't think, you know, that's

46:48just not true.

46:50Well, isn't it true that a lot of polls, if not most of them, call landlines and younger people have

46:58just cell phones?

46:59And so it would skew more towards older people and less younger people with those younger people vote Democrats.

47:07So the bias actually feels to me like it would be the other way.

47:11Well, I think I think the the to me, the way I understand this is that Trump, when he is

47:18on the ballot, he gets quite a few people that are there, like almost like the recluses of society that

47:25never vote.

47:26But because he's an unusual character and he speaks to them, they're probably not terribly informed.

47:32He gets a lot of those people and those people don't get polled.

47:35So what ends up happening is in those races, the Republicans get under undercounted by a few votes.

47:41Right. But in midterms, no midterms.

47:44The report I ran into is that midterm.

47:46No, it is.

47:48But but he's not on the ballot.

47:50So the midterm polls tend to be really accurate by and large.

47:54Right. So that makes sense.

47:55Yeah. You know, and I this is I mean, I know Nate Silver, for example, Nate Silver has Democrats favored

48:01to win the Senate 75 percent.

48:03That's pretty confident.

48:04He usually he's pretty conservative.

48:06He actually doesn't say those things.

48:08So they're taking a lot of polls.

48:10They're trying to, you know, counteract mistakes or whatever.

48:13So, you know, and by the way, the other tell is, you know, it's not like we say, well, look,

48:18there's a poll in Iowa and there's a poll over here.

48:21It's the polls everywhere, everywhere.

48:24They're having problems with everywhere.

48:26This is not a good sign.

48:28My opinion.

48:29Not good.

48:29Agreed.

48:30Agreed.

48:30Exactly.

48:32Andre, maybe we wanted to close, maybe, or look at the Pope.

48:38Yes.

48:38There were a few questions about that.

48:41We had like a surgery, problem in the lungs, something with cancer.

48:46So we were talking a little bit backstage.

48:50You know, what do you see?

48:51Do you see a recovery or?

48:53I think he's going to be fine.

48:55Yeah, this is not, I mean, the only thing I could think of maybe is possibly, because he has many

49:10planets in Virgo.

49:11This is the kind of chart that if this diagnosis or this event had come in 2023 or even 2022,

49:21those years he would be facing an extended period of pressure, and that would be a lot more dangerous.

49:26But right now, there is some possibility, and if this is true, it'll show up in the next few months.

49:34There is a possibility that a growth could grow, something could, you know, the tumor could grow.

49:40But to me, that's the lesser.

49:42It feels more to me like they got it, and, you know, he should be fine, that they caught it

49:47early, you know.

49:48I pulled three cards.

49:50First card is pretty good, strength.

49:52So he has the energy, he has the strength.

49:55The Wheel of Fortune, to me, is good also here, because it shows, like, he's able to turn the page.

50:02Queen of Pentacles, remember that Pentacles are not just money, it's also health.

50:06And so it's sitting on a good, it feels good.

50:11There's nothing that concerns me when I have those cards for him.

50:16So it seems to recover, I would say, if I was reading for the Pope.

50:24What are the odds, right?

50:25I would say, well, it looks like you have some good strength and immune system in your body.

50:32You're going to recover well.

50:34And I would just recommend some rest.

50:37So then if the Pope said to you, well, thank you, Nath.

50:40But, you know, now that I know this, what you just did, I feel like, you know, we have a

50:45bit.

50:45I wouldn't mind some extra money.

50:47So that Queen of Pentacles looks pretty good to me.

50:53Well, I would respond that I'm not picking up on a particular concern about the finances of the Vatican.

51:00Right.

51:03I know you'd say to him, are you talking about money coming in or money going out?

51:07Which way are we this guy?

51:09I know.

51:10You know, that's hilarious.

51:12All right.

51:13Well, great to be with you, as always.

51:16I look forward to visiting your channel in a couple of weeks when we will be days from ground zero.

51:26Because I think it'll be another Wednesday.

51:30And then the following Tuesday is the election.

51:34And, you know, the news is moving so quickly.

51:38I feel like we're going to get a lot of clarity in the next two weeks about the trends.

51:43Oh, yes.

51:43I think that's what's going to happen.

51:45Yeah.

51:45I feel.

51:47And that's why, I mean, on those closed races, you know, you're seeing, you know, readers that pull cards and

51:58check at different times because the energy is moving.

52:01You know, it sounds like an excuse, but it is true.

52:05The energy is moving a lot.

52:07You're dealing, actually, when you really think about it, you're dealing with people who vote.

52:11So each individual person has their free will in the vote.

52:15Right.

52:15So you're dealing with millions of individual energies.

52:19And so that's a big energy movement that moves.

52:23Right.

52:23And so that's why you have to keep checking and checking close and close.

52:29Yeah.

52:30Yeah.

52:30No, it makes perfect sense.

52:31Yeah.

52:31It makes perfect sense.

52:32Absolutely.

52:34All right.

52:35We'll meet again soon.

52:37Bye, everyone.

52:38We'll see you soon.

52:40Bye.

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